- Periodontitis is a serious form of gum disease. It’s a bacterial infection that starts by inflaming the soft tissues around your teeth. Left untreated, it erodes the bone that supports your teeth, leading to mobility and tooth loss
- Gum disease treatment will usually be carried out by a specialist who is qualified in the treatment and care of conditions such as periodontal disease. Your dentist may refer you to a specialist periodontist who can provide you with a detailed assessment and gum disease cure.Having been diagnosed with periodontal disease by your practitioner, the next step is to discuss the process of how to cure gum disease effectively. If caught in the early stages, the treatment will involve a procedure called scaling and root planing. This requires a method of removing the plaque and calculus pockets developed, followed by a deep clean and smoothing of the root surface. This simple course will help aid the teeth back to health.However, more advanced cases require detailed treatment. This can involve surgical treatment and/or medication depending on what is deemed the best course in how to treat gum disease for each individual.The treatment administered depends on to what extent you are suffering with gum disease. Your dentist or specialist practitioner will discuss the necessary course of action for you before beginning with any treatment.
- Swelling of the gums,
• Gingivitis,
• Gum bleeding,
• Gingival bleeding during daily dental care or bleeding gums out of nowhere, - Change in tooth alignment when the mouth is closed,
• Transformation of the natural color of the gums, which is pink, to red and purple,
• Gums that do not fully cover the tooth,
• Pain felt at the time of chewing,
• Beginning to open between the teeth,
• Teeth appear longer than normal as a result of the gingival recession;
• Gum abscess
• Enlargement of the gingiva,
• Having a constant bad taste and unpleasant breath in the mouth,
• Increasing tooth sensitivity,
• When plaque begins to dislodge in the teeth, it is a sign of Gum Disease
- Our specialist periodontist should tell the patient how to take the medicine he or she has been given.
- In order to protect oral and dental health, the patient should brush their teeth correctly and effectively for 2 minutes at least twice a day.
- Dental floss should be used correctly once a day.
- Anti-bacterial mouthwashes should be used for oral hygiene.
- Dentists should be examined for dental check-ups twice a year.
- Smoking and alcohol habits should be stopped.
- Attention should be paid to proper and healthy nutrition.
- Care should be taken not to consume products that may harm oral and dental health.
Proccesing Time : 10 Days
Anesthesia Method: Local
Return to Work: Immediately
Persistence of Results: 5 Years